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Evo by Ozobot is a miniature robot with lights, sound, sensors, and wheels that can be programmed three ways. It’s designed to teach children how to code. Novice programmers can learn to code with Color Codes while advanced students can program with logic, variables, and functions and make the most of Evo’s light and proximity…
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Sphero Mini is a tiny programmable robot the size of a ping pong ball. Equipped with a gyroscope, accelerometer, and colorful LED lights, this educational robot is more than a mini robot toy. Sphero Mini is the perfect entry into robotics for beginners! Just like its bigger sibling the Sphero Bolt, it is powered by…
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Sphero BOLT is a programmable robot ball that you can drive and code, providing endless opportunities to be creative and have fun while learning. Bolts are advanced yet approachable, allowing users to learn programming through hands-on activities. The Bolt is packed with plenty of programmable sensors including a compass, light sensor, gyroscope, accelerometer, motor encoders,…
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The MeeBot is a great introduction to STEM learning. Program it using the Jimu app or Apple’s Swift Playgrounds. Use the Jimu app’s intuitive programming function to devise an endless sequence of actions or you can use Swift to write your own code to configure and control MeeBot. Students can watch the robot come to…
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Dash is programmable robot that makes coding fun for students in grades 1-5! Targeted at teaching creative problem solving, coding and robotics, Dash allows for every student to develop fundamental STEM principles and 21st-century skills. Students send commands to the robot to move it, light it up, and have it detect the world around it…
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Cubelets are robot blocks that help teach important problem-solving skills, collaboration, engineering, design, and computational thinking. Cubelets’ unique design makes robot-building simple. Their size and magnetic connections are perfect for users of all skill levels. No need to code – the behavior emerges from your construction.
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